Dolph Lundgren in the Norman Gunston show (1992) 

Pretty Prudent and dolph is handsome too

@@johnwilliams2183 lol😂

Met him 2 years ago, really nice guy

@@russellwoollard1467 lucky you!!

And lost his swedish accent

alex kanyima Trade one for one lol

+MrAwrsomeness that's normal

Actually his accent is North American

MrAwrsomeness k

Hi

It's because of his accent. I've heard most people think an Australian accent is hot 4:37 !

4:37 yes!

Sasha Baron Cohen must have been a Gunston fan. His Ali G character with the exaggerated accent, the outfits, and the clueless persona, all seem inspired by Gunston. Foreign, especially American audiences would not get the accent exaggerations, or the Logie and Wollongong jokes.

Twins remake .

He don't regret im sure

@@johnraina4828 - Dolph was so bright that he could easily have been the CEO of an important biopharma company. The VC firms would have loved him. There is no doubt, that had he continued his chemical career, he would be a multi-millionaire, famous for inventing or curing something, and have buildings named after him. But easier fame swept him away. A big loss for all of us.

@@carolgebert7833 well he had potential.. but maybe he got to do what he LOVED instead. ?

@@sooz5703 I hope so

Well Carol, Dolph disagrees with you and chose to do what he wanted, not what other people thought he should have done with his life.

Yea dolph has patience

he's an aussie comedian.. toilet paper over shaving cuts and extreme combover are part of his persona \

​@@sooz5703 The little Aussie bleeder! Lots or people don't seem to get that Norman is a comedy character. It's like the reaction from some of the Americans that Sasha Baron Cohen interacted with (as Borat), in his films.😂

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Yes

that's the point

Yep, he's a comic genius .

Dude its all in fun, even Dolph was laughing.

@joelmgarton not everyone has same sense of humor didnt find him funny either sue me